Introduction Life research serves as the vanguard of scientific exploration,where the intricate symphony of living organisms unfolds,unraveling the mysteries of existence.Encompassing biology,genetics,ecology,and beyo...Introduction Life research serves as the vanguard of scientific exploration,where the intricate symphony of living organisms unfolds,unraveling the mysteries of existence.Encompassing biology,genetics,ecology,and beyond,it weaves a narrative delving into life’s essence,propelling us toward a profound comprehension of our world.In the relentless pursuit of knowledge,life researchers decode fundamental processes,from unraveling DNA’s secrets to probing the delicate balances of ecosystems.The hallmark of contemporary life research lies in its interdisciplinary character,fostering collaboration among biologists,chemists,physicists,and computational scientists.This collaborative synergy embraces a holistic approach,enabling researchers to address intricate biological questions,spur innovation,and redefine the limits of what was once deemed possible.展开更多
As an important guarantee for human survival and development,the increasing use of mineral resources has led to the generation of a large amount of tailings and slags.However,with the deep promotion of green concepts ...As an important guarantee for human survival and development,the increasing use of mineral resources has led to the generation of a large amount of tailings and slags.However,with the deep promotion of green concepts such as solid waste resource utilization and sustainable development,adding additives to tailings as filling materials can not only improve resource utilization efficiency and prevent surface collapse,but also reduce solid waste discharge to the surface,which is an effective way to fully utilize tailings resources and achieve land and energy saving,environmental protection,and waste utilization.展开更多
1.Introduction:a history of violence In the eyes of both ancients and moderns,the Central Asian frontier zone(s)of the Achaemenid Empire,here understood as the satrapies of Baktria,Sogdiana,Chorasmia,and the semi-dese...1.Introduction:a history of violence In the eyes of both ancients and moderns,the Central Asian frontier zone(s)of the Achaemenid Empire,here understood as the satrapies of Baktria,Sogdiana,Chorasmia,and the semi-desertic steppes to their north,has traditionally assumed the features of a liminal territory characterized by geopolitical instability and cultural alienation.展开更多
学术期刊可以通过出版学术专辑有效提升期刊学术影响力和传播力。文章阐述了出版学术专辑的意义和目的,并以Frontiers in Energy为例,从主题选取、客座编辑选择、出版计划制订和宣传推广四个方面对策划、编辑、出版学术专辑的策略进行...学术期刊可以通过出版学术专辑有效提升期刊学术影响力和传播力。文章阐述了出版学术专辑的意义和目的,并以Frontiers in Energy为例,从主题选取、客座编辑选择、出版计划制订和宣传推广四个方面对策划、编辑、出版学术专辑的策略进行了探讨,以期为我国学术期刊的发展提供借鉴。展开更多
GEOSCIENCE FRONTIERS （GSF） has instituted an Award （GSF Best Paper Award） to the author（s） of the paper judged to be the best published each year from 2012 onwards. The objective of this recognition is to encour...GEOSCIENCE FRONTIERS （GSF） has instituted an Award （GSF Best Paper Award） to the author（s） of the paper judged to be the best published each year from 2012 onwards. The objective of this recognition is to encourage high quality studies on the frontier fields of Earth Sciences. Only articles that contain original research data and/or models are eligible for the Award, and can include arti- cles published under the categories of ＂FOCUS＂ and ＂RESEARCH PAPERS＂. The Award Committee comprising of members nomi- nated from the Editorial Board/Council of GEOSCIENCE FRONTIERS, shall be responsible for assessing the papers published during each year, and for selecting the winning paper.展开更多
The history of the early Earth is shrouded in mystery, and one of the major outcomes of the Apollo Program, lunar sampling, and the data acquired by subsequent orbiting missions, is that the Moon is an important analo...The history of the early Earth is shrouded in mystery, and one of the major outcomes of the Apollo Program, lunar sampling, and the data acquired by subsequent orbiting missions, is that the Moon is an important analogue for the Hadean Earth, which includes primordial planet-forming materials. We assemble two special issues of ＂Geoscience Frontiers＂ with state-of-the-art contributions that provide insights into planetary formation, Earth＇s early history and primordial life. New theories show why the Earth began as a dry planetary system and was later seeded by an ocean-atmosphere system through the bombardment of carbonaceous chondrites. A combination of the information concerning the evolution of Earth, Mars, and the other terrestrial planets is important in understanding the fate of the primordial continental crustal materials and the making of habitable planets.展开更多
The Nanjing International Symposium of New Frontiers in Cancer Research will be held on Nov 9-10, 2007. The purpose of this symposium is to stimulate a dialogue among basic and clinical cancer researchers between Chin...The Nanjing International Symposium of New Frontiers in Cancer Research will be held on Nov 9-10, 2007. The purpose of this symposium is to stimulate a dialogue among basic and clinical cancer researchers between China and other countries to speed up translation of new findings in basic cancer biology into disease prevention, diagnosis, and treatment. We hope to use this conference as a forum to create a unique opportunity for exchange in current discoveries, fostering multidisciplinary collaborations, and identification of future opportunities in cancer treatment and patient care. There will be four sessions in this symposium：展开更多
The 2017 Geoscience Frontiers Annual Convention was held in Beijing, China during October 19e21, 2017 hosted by China University of Geosciences, Beijing (Fig. 1). This convention assembled earth scientists from seven ...The 2017 Geoscience Frontiers Annual Convention was held in Beijing, China during October 19e21, 2017 hosted by China University of Geosciences, Beijing (Fig. 1). This convention assembled earth scientists from seven countries, including Australia (Dr. Christopher Spencer and Dr. Stijn Glorie), Korea (Dr. S. Kwon), India (Dr. Shaji Erath), Japan (Dr. Toshiaki Tsunogae and Dr. Masaki Yoshida), Russia (Dr. Inna Safonova), UK (Dr. Nick Roberts), China, and also representatives from Elsevier (Beijing).展开更多
The contributions of referees continue to be essential to the maintenance of the quality of the papers published in Geoscience Frontiers. Their critiques and hard work in reviewing, and sometimes, re-reviewing manuscr...The contributions of referees continue to be essential to the maintenance of the quality of the papers published in Geoscience Frontiers. Their critiques and hard work in reviewing, and sometimes, re-reviewing manuscripts submitted to the journal are highly appreciated by the Editors, GSF Editorial Office staff and Publisher. We wish to use this opportunity to thank all the following referees of manuscripts submitted in 2016 for their valuable input and patronage.展开更多
The contributions of referees continue to be essential to the maintenance of the quality of the papers published in Geoscience Frontiers. Their critiques and hard work in reviewing,and sometimes,re-reviewing manuscrip...The contributions of referees continue to be essential to the maintenance of the quality of the papers published in Geoscience Frontiers. Their critiques and hard work in reviewing,and sometimes,re-reviewing manuscripts submitted to the journal are highly appreciated by the Editors,GSF Editorial Office staff and Publisher.We wish to use this opportunity to thank all the following referees of manuscripts submitted in 2012.展开更多
The contributions of referees continue to be essential to the maintenance of the quality of the papers published in Geoscience Frontiers. Their critiques and hard work in reviewing, and sometimes, re-reviewing manuscr...The contributions of referees continue to be essential to the maintenance of the quality of the papers published in Geoscience Frontiers. Their critiques and hard work in reviewing, and sometimes, re-reviewing manuscripts submitted to the journal are highly appreciated by the Editors, GSF Editorial Office staff and Publisher. We wish to use this opportunity to thank all the following referees of manuscripts submitted in 2015 for their valuable input and patronage.展开更多
The contributions of referees continue to be essential to the maintenance of the quality of the papers published in Geoscience Frontiers. Their critiques and hard work in reviewing, and sometimes, re-reviewing manuscr...The contributions of referees continue to be essential to the maintenance of the quality of the papers published in Geoscience Frontiers. Their critiques and hard work in reviewing, and sometimes, re-reviewing manuscripts submitted to the journal are highly appreciated by the Editors, GSF Editorial Office staff and Publisher. We wish to use this opportunity to thank all the following referees of manuscripts submitted in 2014.展开更多
The contributions of referees continue to be essential to the maintenance of the quality of the papers published in Geoscience Frontiers. Their critiques and hard work in reviewing, and sometimes, re-reviewing manuscr...The contributions of referees continue to be essential to the maintenance of the quality of the papers published in Geoscience Frontiers. Their critiques and hard work in reviewing, and sometimes, re-reviewing manuscripts submitted to the journal are highly appreciated by the Editors, GSF Editorial Office staff and Publisher. We wish to use this opportunity to thank all the following referees of manuscripts submitted in 2010 and 2011.展开更多
Heart disease is the leading cause of death. Each year in the United States, more than 500,000 men and women die from coronary artery disease （CAD）. CAD results from the narrowing of blood vessels that sup- ply the ...Heart disease is the leading cause of death. Each year in the United States, more than 500,000 men and women die from coronary artery disease （CAD）. CAD results from the narrowing of blood vessels that sup- ply the heart. The blood vessels become narrow when fatty deposits build up inside the arterial wall. When the arteries become clogged, the blood flow to the myocardium is impaired and a heart attack can occur. Nuclear cardiology studies use noninvasive imaging techniques to assess myocardial blood flow.展开更多
文摘Introduction Life research serves as the vanguard of scientific exploration,where the intricate symphony of living organisms unfolds,unraveling the mysteries of existence.Encompassing biology,genetics,ecology,and beyond,it weaves a narrative delving into life’s essence,propelling us toward a profound comprehension of our world.In the relentless pursuit of knowledge,life researchers decode fundamental processes,from unraveling DNA’s secrets to probing the delicate balances of ecosystems.The hallmark of contemporary life research lies in its interdisciplinary character,fostering collaboration among biologists,chemists,physicists,and computational scientists.This collaborative synergy embraces a holistic approach,enabling researchers to address intricate biological questions,spur innovation,and redefine the limits of what was once deemed possible.
文摘As an important guarantee for human survival and development,the increasing use of mineral resources has led to the generation of a large amount of tailings and slags.However,with the deep promotion of green concepts such as solid waste resource utilization and sustainable development,adding additives to tailings as filling materials can not only improve resource utilization efficiency and prevent surface collapse,but also reduce solid waste discharge to the surface,which is an effective way to fully utilize tailings resources and achieve land and energy saving,environmental protection,and waste utilization.
文摘1.Introduction:a history of violence In the eyes of both ancients and moderns,the Central Asian frontier zone(s)of the Achaemenid Empire,here understood as the satrapies of Baktria,Sogdiana,Chorasmia,and the semi-desertic steppes to their north,has traditionally assumed the features of a liminal territory characterized by geopolitical instability and cultural alienation.
文摘GEOSCIENCE FRONTIERS （GSF） has instituted an Award （GSF Best Paper Award） to the author（s） of the paper judged to be the best published each year from 2012 onwards. The objective of this recognition is to encourage high quality studies on the frontier fields of Earth Sciences. Only articles that contain original research data and/or models are eligible for the Award, and can include arti- cles published under the categories of ＂FOCUS＂ and ＂RESEARCH PAPERS＂. The Award Committee comprising of members nomi- nated from the Editorial Board/Council of GEOSCIENCE FRONTIERS, shall be responsible for assessing the papers published during each year, and for selecting the winning paper.
文摘The history of the early Earth is shrouded in mystery, and one of the major outcomes of the Apollo Program, lunar sampling, and the data acquired by subsequent orbiting missions, is that the Moon is an important analogue for the Hadean Earth, which includes primordial planet-forming materials. We assemble two special issues of ＂Geoscience Frontiers＂ with state-of-the-art contributions that provide insights into planetary formation, Earth＇s early history and primordial life. New theories show why the Earth began as a dry planetary system and was later seeded by an ocean-atmosphere system through the bombardment of carbonaceous chondrites. A combination of the information concerning the evolution of Earth, Mars, and the other terrestrial planets is important in understanding the fate of the primordial continental crustal materials and the making of habitable planets.
文摘The Nanjing International Symposium of New Frontiers in Cancer Research will be held on Nov 9-10, 2007. The purpose of this symposium is to stimulate a dialogue among basic and clinical cancer researchers between China and other countries to speed up translation of new findings in basic cancer biology into disease prevention, diagnosis, and treatment. We hope to use this conference as a forum to create a unique opportunity for exchange in current discoveries, fostering multidisciplinary collaborations, and identification of future opportunities in cancer treatment and patient care. There will be four sessions in this symposium：
基金This work was partially supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China （U1636215, 61572492, 61650202, 61772236, and 61372191） and the National Key Research and Development Program （2016YFB0800802, 2016YFB0800803, 2016YFB0800804, 2017YFB0802204, 2016QY03D0601, 2016QY03D0603, and 2016YFB0800303）.
文摘The 2017 Geoscience Frontiers Annual Convention was held in Beijing, China during October 19e21, 2017 hosted by China University of Geosciences, Beijing (Fig. 1). This convention assembled earth scientists from seven countries, including Australia (Dr. Christopher Spencer and Dr. Stijn Glorie), Korea (Dr. S. Kwon), India (Dr. Shaji Erath), Japan (Dr. Toshiaki Tsunogae and Dr. Masaki Yoshida), Russia (Dr. Inna Safonova), UK (Dr. Nick Roberts), China, and also representatives from Elsevier (Beijing).
文摘The contributions of referees continue to be essential to the maintenance of the quality of the papers published in Geoscience Frontiers. Their critiques and hard work in reviewing, and sometimes, re-reviewing manuscripts submitted to the journal are highly appreciated by the Editors, GSF Editorial Office staff and Publisher. We wish to use this opportunity to thank all the following referees of manuscripts submitted in 2016 for their valuable input and patronage.
文摘The contributions of referees continue to be essential to the maintenance of the quality of the papers published in Geoscience Frontiers. Their critiques and hard work in reviewing,and sometimes,re-reviewing manuscripts submitted to the journal are highly appreciated by the Editors,GSF Editorial Office staff and Publisher.We wish to use this opportunity to thank all the following referees of manuscripts submitted in 2012.
文摘The contributions of referees continue to be essential to the maintenance of the quality of the papers published in Geoscience Frontiers. Their critiques and hard work in reviewing, and sometimes, re-reviewing manuscripts submitted to the journal are highly appreciated by the Editors, GSF Editorial Office staff and Publisher. We wish to use this opportunity to thank all the following referees of manuscripts submitted in 2015 for their valuable input and patronage.
文摘The contributions of referees continue to be essential to the maintenance of the quality of the papers published in Geoscience Frontiers. Their critiques and hard work in reviewing, and sometimes, re-reviewing manuscripts submitted to the journal are highly appreciated by the Editors, GSF Editorial Office staff and Publisher. We wish to use this opportunity to thank all the following referees of manuscripts submitted in 2014.
文摘The contributions of referees continue to be essential to the maintenance of the quality of the papers published in Geoscience Frontiers. Their critiques and hard work in reviewing, and sometimes, re-reviewing manuscripts submitted to the journal are highly appreciated by the Editors, GSF Editorial Office staff and Publisher. We wish to use this opportunity to thank all the following referees of manuscripts submitted in 2010 and 2011.
文摘Heart disease is the leading cause of death. Each year in the United States, more than 500,000 men and women die from coronary artery disease （CAD）. CAD results from the narrowing of blood vessels that sup- ply the heart. The blood vessels become narrow when fatty deposits build up inside the arterial wall. When the arteries become clogged, the blood flow to the myocardium is impaired and a heart attack can occur. Nuclear cardiology studies use noninvasive imaging techniques to assess myocardial blood flow.
